Kurtis Blow Hospitalized, Asks Fans For Prayers As He Undergoes Procedure
Kurtis Blow Hospitalized, Asks Fans For Prayers As He Undergoes Procedure
Kurtis Blow is asking the public for prayers. The 59-year-old singer has been hospitalized, as he has plans to have a procedure done to stabilize one of his arteries.
Kurtis is the first commercially successful rapper and the first to sign with a major record label. “The Breaks”, a single from his 1980 self-titled debut album, is the first certified gold record rap song for Hip Hop.
Making the announcement on social media, he writes:
To all my friends and family. I am in the hospital at UCLA Medical. I am preparing for an aortic artery repair procedure tomorrow morning. The procedure will stabilize the artery from further damage caused by the hematoma I contacted from my recent travels to China. Dr Kwon is an incredible surgeon with hundreds of these procedures under his belt. I trust that God will use him as a tool of success tomorrow.
Please keep me in prayer. I will see you all soon!!!! Encouraged!!! KB
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